We didn't catch the beginning of the State-Wake game, and we
didn't know anything about the issue between Julius Hodge and Herb Sendek, but
he was not allowed to start after a dispute over...something. Julius says he
fulfilling an academic requirement when he was supposed to be at a team
function.
| School | Conference | Overall |
| Duke | 8-2 | 18-2 |
| Wake Forest | 8-2 | 20-3 |
| North Carolina | 8-2 | 19-3 |
| Georgia Tech | 5-5 | 14-7 |
| Maryland | 5-5 | 14-7 |
| Miami | 5-5 | 14-7 |
| Virginia Tech | 5-5 | 12-9 |
| Virginia | 3-7 | 12-9 |
| NC State | 3-7 | 13-10 |
| Florida State | 3-7 | 11-12 |
| Clemson | 2-8 | 11-11 |
From what we saw, State made a credible run at Wake, and it
would be hard to argue that this is a team that has packed it in. They
never made it easy for Wake.
According to a writer in the Technician, school
spirit is at an all-time low. Really? We'd have assumed that was
either after the game-day suicide of a player during the Les Robinson era, or,
failing that, then perhaps after the gambling scandal in the 60s.
Wake is now in a three-way tie
with Duke and UNC for the ACC
lead, and has the advantage in any tie-breaker, having beaten both Duke and UNC
already.
Devin Smith has spammed the UVa student body, asking for support for the
team. One
student is not impressed.
This is not a basketball story, but the
ACC might have the baseball tournament in Fenway. That would be a long
way away, but still cool.